WorksheetsScouting Trivia
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
Who is the Founder of Scouting?
Lady Olave Baden-Powell
Lord Robert Baden-Powell
Lord Michael Baden-Powell
Lord Peter Baden-Powell
We celebrate 'Founders Day' on what date?
1st January
22nd February
30th October
11th November
Why do we celebrate Founders Day on the date we do?
It's BPs Birthday
It's the date when Scouting started
It's when 'Scouting for Boys' was published
It's the date Scouting came to Australia
What year did Scouting begin?
1857
1899
1907
1941
In what country did Scouting begin?
Australia
England
South Africa
Indonesia
Where was the very first Scout camp held?
Brownsea Island, UK
Fraser Island, Australia
Bali, Indonesia
Madagascar, Africa
What year did Scouting begin in Australia?
1988
1928
1958
1908
Which state was the first to have Scouts in Australia?
Western Australia
Victoria
Queensland
Tasmania
What was the colour of the first Australian Scout uniform?
Khaki shirt & pants
Sage green shirt & moss green pants
Navy blue shirt & tan pants
Black shirt & pants
When were girls allowed to join Scouts in Australia?
1911
1931
1951
1971
What year did Cubs start in Australia?
1915
1916
1917
1918
What year were girls invited to join Cubs in Australia?
1908
1948
1988
2008
What ages are Cubs?
5-8 years
8-11 years
11-15 years
15-18 years
A Scout shakes with their left hand
True
False
Why do Scouts shake with their left hand?
Every Scout is left-handed
It is a sign of trust
That's the hand everyone shakes with
To keep your right hand clean
What colour is on the shoulders of the Scout shirt?
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
When we are invested as a Scout, we make a Promise. How many versions of the promise are there?
1
2
3
4
When we make our Promise, we Promise to...
Not Try
Do My Best
Help Myself
Do Whatever I Want
What is the Scout Law?
Be Patient, Be Nice, Be Good
Be Respectful, Do what is Right, Believe in Myself
Be Selfish, Be Inconsiderate
Be Nothing, Do nothing
The Scout Motto is 'Be Prepared'
True
False
What date do we celebrate World Scout/Scarf Day?
1st February
1st May
1st August
1st November
What is a Jamboree?
The name of a city
A big Birthday Party
A big Scout Camp
A meeting for Leaders
When and where was the first Australian Jamboree?
1934 in Frankston, VIC
1952 in Greystanes, NSW
1973 in Woodhouse, SA
1982 in Ipswich, QLD
How often is the Australian Jamboree held?
Every year
Every two years
Every three years
Every four years
Who is the current Chief Ambassador of World Scouting?
Bear Grylls
David Beckham
Shane Jacobson
Barack Obama
What is a 'Lone' Scout?
A Scout who wants to be by themself
A Scout who is unable to attend regular meetings
A Scout who doesn't join in activities
A Scout who isn't in a Patrol
What country has the largest number of Scouts?
USA
Indonesia
Australia
United Kingdom
How many members are there of Scouts Australia?
10,000
70,000
700,000
1 million
What is the Scouts ACT Campsite called?
Alpine Activity Centre
Kooranowa Scout Camp
Baden-Powell Scout Centre
Camp Cottermouth
What is the highest award a Cub can earn in Australia?
BP Award
Queen Scout Award
Australian Scout Award
Grey Wolf Award
Scouts have sections for different age groups. How many sections are there?
3
4
5
6
What is the oldest section called?
Rovers
Venturers
Cubs
Joeys
How many SIA areas are there?
4
5
6
7
How many Milestones are there?
2
3
4
5
How many OAS categories are there?
6
9
12
15
Birralee's Scarf is the colours of the school where we first met. What school is that?
Ngunnawal Primary School
Amaroo School
Palmerston District Primary School
Harrison School
What year did Birralee begin?
1985
1990
1995
2000
Who is Jemalong?
A Scout Leader at Birralee
A Cub Leader at Birralee
The Group Leader at Birralee
A Venturer Leadera t Birralee
We use the PLAN> DO> REVIEW> model for every activity?
True
False
How many challenge areas does our program have?
10
8
6
4
